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THE LONG-TERM RISK OF RISK LONG-TERM INTHE STROKE AFTER EPILEPSY AND DISEASE VASCULAR ADULTS YOUNG OF RISK LONG-TERM INTHE STROKE AFTER EPILEPSY AND DISEASE VASCULAR ADULTS YOUNG MIND THE STEP IN CEREBRAL SMALL VESSEL DISEASE DISEASE VESSEL SMALL CEREBRAL IN STEP THE MIND MIND THE STEP IN CEREBRAL SMALL VESSEL DISEASE MindMind the the step step UITNODIGINGUITNODIGING inin cerebral cerebral small small vessel vessel disease disease VoorVoor het het bijwonen bijwonen van van de de openbare openbare verdedigingverdediging van van mijn mijn proefschrift proefschrift BrainBrain changes changes in in motor motor performance performance MindMind the the step step inin cerebral cerebral small small vessel vessel disease disease BrainBrain changes changes in inmotor motor performance performance OpOp woensdag woensdag 5 april5 april 2017 2017 om om 14.30u 14.30u preciesprecies in inde de Aula Aula van van de de RadboudRadboud Universiteit Universiteit Nijmegen, Nijmegen, Brain changes in motor performance Brain changes in motor performance ComeniuslaanComeniuslaan 2 te2 teNijmegen Nijmegen U bentU bent van van harte harte welkom welkom bij bij dezedeze plechtigheid plechtigheid en en de de aansluitendeaansluitende receptie. receptie. EllenEllen van van der der Holst Holst VanVan den den Havestraat Havestraat 44 44 65216521 JT JT Nijmegen Nijmegen [email protected]@radboudumc.nl Ellen (H.M.) van der Holst Ellen (H.M.) van der Holst ParanimfenParanimfen RENATE M ARNTZ M RENATE ARNTZ M RENATE EllenEllen (H.M.) (H.M.) van van der der Holst Holst DaphneDaphne Everaerd Everaerd [email protected]@radboudumc.nl JannekeJanneke van van der der Holst Holst [email protected][email protected] ISBNISBN 978-94-6284-098-0 978-94-6284-098-0 266 266 Mind the step in cerebral small vessel disease Brain changes in motor performance Ellen (H.M.) van der Holst Mind the step in cerebral small vessel disease Brain changes in motor performance Auteur: Ellen (H.M.) van der Holst Cover ontwerp: Hans (J.H.M.) van der Holst Drukwerk: ProefschriftMaken || www.proefschriftmaken.nl ISBN: 978-94-6284-098-0 The studies in this thesis were carried out at the Department of Neurology of the Donders Institute for Brain, Cognition and Behaviour, Centre for Neuroscience, Radboud university medical centre, Nijmegen, the Netherlands with financial support by a VIDI innovational grant from the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO, grant 016.126.351; prof.dr. FE de Leeuw). © Ellen van der Holst, 2017 No part of this thesis may be produced in any form or by any means without written permission of the author or the publisher holding the copyright of the published articles. Mind the step in cerebral small vessel disease Brain changes in motor performance Proefschrift ter verkrijging van de graad van doctor aan de Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen op gezag van de rector magnificus prof. dr. J.H.J.M. van Krieken, volgens besluit van het college van decanen in het openbaar te verdedigen op woensdag 5 april 2017 om 14.30 uur precies door Helena Maria (Ellen) van der Holst Geboren op 31 juli 1984 te Nijmegen Promotoren: Prof. dr. H.F. de Leeuw Prof. dr. C.J.M. Klijn Copromotoren: Dr. A.M. Tuladhar Dr. E.J. van Dijk Manuscriptcommissie: Prof. dr. ir. N. Karssemeijer (voorzitter) Dr. V.G.M. Weerdesteyn Prof. dr. W.M. van der Flier (VUmc) Voor mijn ouders Table of contents Part I Introduction 9 Chapter 1 General introduction, aims and outline 11 Part II Cerebral small vessel disease and cognitive performance 21 Chapter 2 Cingular integrity and verbal memory performance in cerebral small vessel disease 23 Part III Cerebral small vessel disease and motor performance 41 Chapter 3 Baseline cerebral small vessel disease and gait decline 43 Chapter 4 White matter changes and gait decline 61 Chapter 5 Baseline cerebral small vessel disease and incident parkinsonism 75 Part IV Long-term mortality in cerebral small vessel disease 91 Chapter 6 Factors associated with 8-year mortality in cerebral small vessel disease 93 Part V Summary and discussion 111 Chapter 7 General discussion and future perspectives 113 Chapter 8 Summary 129 Chapter 9 Summary in Dutch | Nederlandse samenvatting 135 Part VI Appendices 143 A1 List of abbreviations 145 A2 References 151 A3 Acknowledgements | Dankwoord 165 A4 Curriculum vitea 173 A5 List of publications 177 A6 Dissertations of the disorders of movement research group, Nijmegen 183 A7 Donders Graduate School for Cognitive Neuroscience Series 191 Part I Introduction 1. General introduction, aims and outline CHAPTER 1 12 GENERAL INTRODUCTION, AIMS AND OUTLINE. Cerebral small vessel disease and imaging Cerebral small vessel disease (CSVD) is one of the most prevalent acquired vessel disorders in 1 the ageing human brain. CSVD encompasses degenerative alterations of various aetiologies 1 in the vessel wall of the small perforating cerebral arteries, arterioles, venules and capillaries.2 These vessel wall changes can lead to ischemic and/or haemorrhagic damage to the brain tissue supplied, including the white matter, brainstem, deep grey nuclei and the cortex. Main risk factors for this vessel wall damage are longstanding arterial hypertension, smoking and 2 diabetes.3, 4 Since these small vessels are difficult to image and to investigate in vivo, brain parenchymal lesions of presumed CSVD origin are adopted as imaging markers of CSVD.5 Common signs of CSVD on conventional magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) include: areas of incomplete infarction or chronic hypoperfusion (white matter hyperintensities (WMH)), small 3 areas of focal necrosis (lacunes), vessel wall rupture, manifesting by perivascular hemosiderin deposits (cerebral microbleeds) and brain atrophy (Box 1).2, 5 These signs on MRI are regarded as the traditional CSVD markers. International criteria on the terminology and definitions of these traditional CSVD markers have recently been published as the standards for reporting 4 vascular changes on neuroimaging (STRIVE) criteria.5 In the last decade, the imaging spectrum of CSVD has been extended to more subtle changes of the white matter, since the traditional MRI markers of CSVD mentioned above are regarded as the end of a continuous spectrum of white matter pathology. With diffusion 5 tensor imaging (DTI) the microstructural integrity of the white matter can be assessed. DTI is an MRI technique that provides quantitative measures of the mobility of water molecules in vivo (Box 2).6 DTI has shown to be sensitive to detect tissue damage, showing abnormalities in both WMH and in apparently normal appearing white matter on conventional MRI.7 This 6 imaging technique might capture CSVD-related lesions at earlier stages, presumably even before the traditional CSVD markers appear on conventional neuroimaging, since changes in normal appearing white matter showed tissue pathology less marked than those found in WMH.8 Although DTI has a low specificity in detecting the underlying cause of cerebral white 7 matter damage, DTI holds promise for giving further insight into the mechanisms underlying clinical symptoms of CSVD. The traditional CSVD markers are frequently reported on brain imaging of older adults 8 and their presence rises markedly with increasing age and cardiovascular risk factors. In population-based studies, WMH are found in >90% in individuals aged 60 years and over.9 Lacunes and microbleeds are less frequently seen; their presence varies considerable across studies and is related to the study population and the brain imaging protocol. Lacunes 9 were found in 11% in individuals aged 60-69 years10 and reaches to >30% in those aged 80 years and over in a population-based study.11 A similar pattern for microbleeds is seen; their prevalence is around 18% in individuals aged 60-69 years, up to 38% in those aged 80 years 12 and over in the general population. A In this thesis, the focus is on common sporadic CSVD, which is the most prevalent form of CSVD and includes age-related and cardiovascular risk-factor-related CSVD.2 Other forms 13 CHAPTER 1 of CSVD, including hereditary forms (e.g. cerebral autosomal dominant arteriopathy with subcortical infarcts and leukoencephalopathy (CADASIL) or the recessive form (CARASIL) or Fabry disease), inflammatory and immunologically mediated CSVD (e.g. small vessel vasculitis) and venous collagenosis are left beyond the scope of this thesis. Box 1: Conventional MRI characteristics of lesions related to cerebral small vessel disease Based on Wardlaw et al. Lancet Neurol 2013;12:822-8385 White matter hyperintensities of presumed vascular origin (figure A) White matter hyperintensities (WMH) are characterized by bilateral, typically symmetrical hyperintensities on T2-weighted MRI, including fluid-attenuated inversion recovery (FLAIR) scan. On T1-weighted sequences they can appear as isointense or hypointense. Their diameter is variable; they can range from small focal lesions to more confluent areas in the white matter. Lacunes of presumed vascular origin (figure B) A lacune is defined as a round or ovoid, subcortical and fluid-filled cavity, with the same signal intensity as cerebrospinal fluid (CSF). The diameter is between 3-15 mm. They can be identified on FLAIR images, and have a central CSF-like hypointensity with usually a surrounding hyperintensive rim. Cerebral microbleeds (figure C) Microbleeds are round or ovoid lesions that can be visualized on gradient-echo T2*- weighted imaging or susceptibility-weighted sequences as hypointense or black lesions with associated blooming, indicating hemosiderin deposits. They have generally a diameter between 2-5 mm, with a maximum of 10 mm. 14 GENERAL INTRODUCTION, AIMS AND OUTLINE. Brain atrophy (figure D) Brain atrophy can occur in many disorders and has also been documented in cerebral small vessel disease (CSVD).
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